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On Friday, October 10th, Professor Joana Becker Paulo participated in an initiative of the Santander Foundation, within the scope of the Horizons of Education project. This project is based on the principle that the future of education in Portugal is built in the present.
Over two inspiring days, ISPGAYA hosted the 4th International Congress ISPGAYA25, under the theme “Transversalities of Artificial Intelligence, Innovation and Sustainability.”
As part of the ISPGAYA25 International Congress, a social activity was held which consisted of a yacht trip between Afurada and Ribeira.
ISPGAYA hosted training sessions and technical presentations led by Aiko, Sigenergy and Ecosist, providing not only professionals, but also students and teachers with direct contact with the latest innovations in the sector.
On October 16th, the seminar "Artificial Intelligence in Education" by Professor Rui Nunes took place at ISPGAYA.
What is Peer Mentoring? Peer Mentoring is an ISPGAYA student support program designed to foster integration, academic success, and a sense of belonging. It involves sharing experiences among peers, where more experienced students support others in their adaptation and academic development.
On October 18, 1990, Ordinance No. 1061 was published, recognizing and formalizing the creation of two schools that comprised ISPGAYA, then known as the "Polytechnic Institute of Gaia." The schools, named the Higher School of Social and Community Development and the Higher School of Science and Technology, offered three and four higher education courses, respectively, and were authorized to operate from the 1990/1991 academic year.
Doctor Joana Becker Paulo, Professor at ISPGAYA, was present at the Tomorrow's Skills event, promoted by the Santander Foundation.
